
Launch your idea with the Meltwater Scholarship! Meltwater seeks applications from students who have a creative and innovative idea for US$30 grand! Students who want to be considered for the scholarship prize have to submit a two-minute video in which the student gives an “elevator pitch” answering the question, “What would you do with US$30,000?” The idea must be business relevant and professionally presented. The winner will receive US$30,000 to help make their idea a reality, and Meltwater is encouraging more social entrepreneurs to put their brains to the test and apply!
“Meltwater believes that with the right support and encouragement, people can accomplish extraordinary things,” says Meltwater’s CEO, Jorn Lyseggen, “Our scholarship is specifically designed to support a bright idea from a student with a lot of potential for success.”
Feed your curiosity at www.meltwater.com/scholarship. For all Singaporeans who have always wanted to be a social entrepreneur, this might be one way you can try your hand at being one, and bring back your lessons for your fellow budding social entrepreneurs. (Drop us a note if you’re applying and if you get in.)

Terms and Conditions:
* The scope for the idea is open, there are no specific categories.
* The competition is open to all current students and graduates of the class of 2008.
* Entries can be made by an individual or team.
* The international finals will be held in Amsterdam, Netherlands on the 21st November 2008.
* There is no charge for entering the competition and Meltwater will cover all associated expenses if you reach the final (ie. Finalists from Asia and Australia will also receive a couple of nights accommodation!)
Key Dates:
* Application deadline 7th November 2008
* Final 21st November 2008 in Amsterdam
For more information, contact:
Andrew C Abraham, andrew.abraham@meltwater.com
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